Dopesmoker

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DeAge™ : 6119 days • Here since 8 september 2009

Gaunt I Can See Your Mom From Here

31 jan 11

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Guys, sorry, but Gaunt never made a "Destroy Oh Boy" (and if we're being picky, they never made an "At Rope's End" either. And what about the singles compilation? And the debut on Epitaph?). Maybe I'm biased, but in front of Jim Weber and the gang, no one in that field during the Nineties!

Menomena Mines

29 jan 11

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I'll be an asshole (and deaf), but my favorite Deerhunter is the first one, which, if we want to be honest, is the most quotable. After "Cryptograms" and the first Atlas Sound with the never-ending title.

Gaunt I Can See Your Mom From Here

29 jan 11

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Ferocious, and they also cover Pere Ubu. In fact, staying on the theme, it's worth mentioning "Ubu Dance Party," 38 bands from Ohio (including New Bomb Turks, Brainiac, and Cobra Verde). "Sob Story" is my favorite, and "Jim Motherfucker," if you want to go big, is the "Louie Louie" of the American Garage Punk scene of the '90s.

Autechre Peel Session

26 jan 11

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The second of the "Peel Session" is another story, as far as I'm concerned.

Bonnie "Prince" Billy & The Cairo Gang The Wonder Show Of The World

26 jan 11

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Among the things I liked the most this year.

Trumans Water Spasm Smash XXXOXOX OX And Ass

26 jan 11

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I had heard it a few years ago, but I didn't remember it being so fiery. Truly a great track, the rediscovery starts now.

Boohoos Here Comes The Hoo (1986-87)

20 jan 11

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Gruppone. This is (was) the Italy that works well!

fIREHOSE Ragin', Full-On

18 jan 11

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Oh, I know the review is crap, but at least give a series of 5 to good old Watt, right?

Autechre Amber

17 jan 11

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Well, it seems quite logical to me to be able to trace a "map" sixteen years later, with the hindsight of the subsequent evolutions. The analysis is very clear and "Foil" is the first great masterpiece by Autechre.

fIREHOSE Ragin', Full-On

16 jan 11

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"fragments of the past and glimpses of the future." It's no coincidence that we talked about foresight. Rather: I don’t know why I sent four, I meant to say five. Far be it from me to be a pretentious snob with Uncle Mike!